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Bacon's Rebellion was initiated to protest:
Governor's friendly policies toward Native Americans
Emancipation was signed by who and when?
President Licoln in 1863
general Custer's army was massacred while battling the Sioux at which location?

(Think Indian)
Little Bighorn River
Essentially what was the Monroe Doctrine concerning?
Prevention of European powers from interfering with North and South Colonies
First permanent English Colony NA
Jamestown
The First African American owned journal and newspaper, founded in 1827, was known as
Freedom's Journal
When was the Bill of Rights ratified by Congress and the States?
1789
Who was responsible for writing "Common Sense", a pamphlet that advocated the American Revolution?
Thomas Paine
Which amendment guaranteed a right to bear arms?
2nd Amendment
What was Andrew Jackson known for?
Opposing National Banks
The Homestead Act was used to
promote settlement west of the Mississippi River
The Gettysburg address was given in what year?
1863, (same year as emancipation proclamation)
The first shot occurred @?
Fort Sumter
In which year was the first transcontinental railroad completed?
1869
A decade after the Gadsen Purchase
The 3rd amendment prohibits what?
Peacetime quartering of soldiers in citizen's homes.
A large number of Irish people immigrated to the US during the Great Famine, when did this occur?
1830-1860
The Kansas-Nebraska act of 1854 effectively ended which prior act?
Missouri Compromise

(designed to keep the number of slaves and free states equal, ended because the new act allowed two states to choose)
In what year was the Alaska territory purchased from RRRRRussiaaaa?
1867
When was the Articles of Confederation ratified?
(FIRST governing doc of the US)
1781
Which author, born in late 1700's, was known for his short series "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"

Hint: Not Ichobod Crane
Washing Irving
The south believed that which of their natural resources would persuade European countries to come to its aid?

(We're not talking Chesapeake Bay)
Cotton
What religion did Pilgrims follow?
Protestant
Common reason as to why Prohibition failed?
law enforcement costs
Native American Chief who led an attack meant to push English colonists out of New England in 1675
King Philip aka Metacomet (LOL)
XYZ affair occurred when the US sent diplomats to which country in 1789?
France
What amendment states that when a civil case exceeds damages of 75,000 the case MUST be tried by a jury?
7th amendment
First College to accept male and female students?
Oberlin College, located in Ohio
Now, WHO was actually involved in the building of the First transcontinental railroad?
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Which of the following was the largest city in the 13 colonies by the 18th century?
Philadelphia
In which year did the US acquire the Louisiana territory? and from who?
1803, from the damn France